Citroen Accessories & Parts

Few brands combine economy with reliability the same way Citroen is known for. Citroen is a France-based automaker known for producing family-oriented sedans, minivans, and most recently, subcompacts and crossover SUVs. The company got its start after World War I when Andre Citroen used his factory to begin assembling automobiles and auto parts. In 1919, the first Citroen car made its debut, called the Type A. Citroen also had a unique marketing advantage, as the brand used the Eiffel Tower as a billboard from 1925 to 1934. During this period, Citroen released the Traction Avant, the brand's first model featuring a unitary body design with front-wheel drive and an independent suspension.

Citroen would hit some financial setbacks shortly after the Avant premiered, forcing the company to be taken over by Michelin. Not long after, World War II erupted. Citroen was forced to shut down with some employees managing to still work in secret. Following the liberation of France and the overall end to the war, the 2CV helped give Citroen a much-needed boost. In 1955, the DS represented Citroen's hydro pneumatic self-leveling suspension system. It featured power steering and disc brakes, as well. Height-adjustable suspension was an innovative development for Citroen and seen on other models such as the CX, SM, Xantia, and XM. The 1973 oil crisis spelled trouble for the French auto-manufacturer and within a year, Peugeot purchased just over 38% of the company. Citroen models began to share platforms with various Peugeot models while the Citroen name was being marketed with an emphasis on affordability rather than for innovation or aerodynamics.

Thankfully, the latter part of the '90s led Citroen back to its innovative ways. 1996 saw the arrival of the Berlingo. The Citroen Berlingo is a compact van that shows off an angular, streamlined body. It is also available in 8 different engine options including an electric version and has become one of the company's most visible vehicles. In 2002, Citroen introduced the C3, a smoothly-styled subcompact powered by an inline four-cylinder engine. The C-Crosser (produced by Mitsubishi) is the roster's crossover SUV entrant while the C6 holds down the executive car segment. It has been this return to the company's previous direction why Citroen has retained such recent success. Despite a sometimes turbulent history, Citroen has managed to remain a vital part of Western Europe's automotive culture.

France's import been labeled "radical" and "innovative." If you own one, you know why. From the daring design to the sporty efficiency, Citroen Accessories and Parts can make way for a style that paves its own image, as each ride is more than capable of displaying its own identity. Modernly appealing is how most Citroen drivers often describe their cars and perhaps that's how these autos and their parts were intended to be. When it's time to bolster your very own model, CARiD is already waiting with a choice of Citroen Accessories.

A complete line of Citroen Accessories parts is right here, so if you've been searching around for the one place to cover all of your needs, you can stop looking now - you've found it! We work with the most revered and well-known manufacturers who make the absolute finest Citroen accessories around. From country-club comfort to designer fashion, CARiD knows how to treat your ride the right way.

Dress your vehicle up. Keep it running at its peak or unleash its hidden power. Make it look like it just rolled off the show room floor. Take care of it and maintain it. You name it, we've got it. We have gathered everything you need to make your Citroen perfect both inside and out. CARiD's job is to meet your every expectation and provide you with quality and durable accessories and parts designed with excellence in mind. Whether you're after luxurious style, brisk performance, or anything in between, our wide assortment covers all the bases.